1. What is your current role? I’m a post-doc researcher at Deakin University. I develop machine learning models for genomic data, especially microbiome compositions. 2. How did you end up in bioinformatics? Phew, that’s a journey! Before getting into research, I actually went to medical school. I loved the coursework, but I didn’t care much

1. What is your current role? 2nd year bioinformatics PhD student with Monash University, supervised by Sonika Tyagi.I work on developing and applying tools for multi-omics data integration. 2. How did you end up in bioinformatics? I started as a biologist but attended an introduction to bioinformatics lecture as an undergraduate. I saw a big fasta

On 4th and 6th May 2021, COMBINE organised a python workshop, with 38 registrants across 6 states in Australia. This workshop covered basic concepts in python including pandas, data visualisation, and plotting with plotnine. Participants were presented with challenges after each section, which made the learning fun and interactive.

Register now for our Adelaide Bioinformatics Students Networking Event, where you can meet other bioinformatics students around Adelaide and listen to how our guest speakers got introduced to bioinformatics and excelled in it! Catering will be provided so only limited spots are available. Get in quick before tickets run out!  What: A student networking eventWhen: 5:30pm – 7:30pm Friday,

We are thrilled to announce that we have started the initial preparations for the COMBINE 2021 Symposium which is to be held in conjunction with the Australian Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Society (ABACBS) conference in November 2021! We are now seeking volunteers who would like to be on the COMBINE Symposium committee. This is an excellent opportunity

The Australian Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Student Society (COMBINE) is putting out a call out for volunteers to join the 2021 COMBINE Symposium Organising Committee! The symposium is our premier event for the year, held in conjunction with the Australian Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Society (ABACBS) conference, and provides an opportunity for bioinformatics research students

To celebrate the amazing talent within the Australian bioinformatics community, we will be featuring fellow COMBINE members and senior researchers every month. We are also working on a student profile page on our website to showcase the diverse research conducted across Australia. We welcome students across any stage of their bioinformatics journey to submit their profile